Few minor bug fixes since the 0.10.3 release. This includes improvements in large AVI file handling.

What is new in version 0.10.3:

Various bug fixes for all platforms and the core engine.

Updated x265 to 1.8 which brings numerous bug fixes and some performance improvements.

What is new in version 0.10.2:

?ug fixes and performance improvements.

What is new in version 0.10.1:

Various bug fixes for all platforms and the core engine.

Updated x265 to 1.5 which brings numerous bug fixes and some performance improvements.

What is new in version 0.10.0:

Encoders
We are introducing several new encoders with this release and replacing others.

Intel QuickSync Video: is a hardware based H.264 encoder that is available on Intel CPUs. Currently, QSV is only supported on Windows but we hope to bring this to Linux users in the future. Thanks to the good people at Intel for making this possible!

H.265: is now available through x265 1.4. While this encoder is still fairly new, we have seen some promising results come out of it. It's still under heavy active development and is only going to improve over time!

VP8: using the libvpx encoder. We have now deprecated Theora (VP3) in favour of VP8 which is a more modern encoder offering better quality encodes at lower file sizes.

LibFaac: Has now officially been removed due to GPL compatibility issues, and replaced with the libav AAC encoder as the new default for Windows and Linux. In addition, we have added the FDK AAC encoder for Windows and Linux as a optional compile-time option. The Mac release will continue to use CoreAudio as the default.

As usual, we've updated a number of the core libraries including x264 and libav